Abstract

OSORIO, Jaime. La exclusión desde la lógica del capital. Migr. desarro [online]. 2010, vol.8, n.14, pp.89-104. ISSN 1870-7599.

The Capital is a social relationship that in its deployment tends to generate various forms of exclusion: The production process, generating a surplus population unemployed or underemployed. The Consumption process, that creates a production capacity that exceeds the capabilities of consumption due to exploitation. Of the political community process, that depoliticizes the concept of citizenship and limits decisions on public affairs. The exclusion of capitalism is nothing else but the result of a form of inclusion in the logic of capital, being the modern worker fundamental expression of the modern homo sacer, that person excluded by inclusion. The process of exclusion is therefore not a matter unrelated to the dynamics of capital, but its inner core that tends to expel or keep in the outside.

Keywords : Exclusion; logic of capital; homo sacer; community.